4203.10.40.60 - Women's, girls' and infants' 🖩

This HTS code, 4203.10.40.60, classifies women's, girls', and infants' articles of apparel made from leather or composition leather that are not specifically categorized elsewhere within the broader "coats and jackets" subheadings. The key defining characteristic is the intended wearer, distinguishing these garments from those designed for men and boys. This category encompasses a range of outerwear items such as coats, jackets, and similar garments tailored for female and younger wearers, manufactured from materials like genuine leather, patent leather, or leather imitations.

Unlike its sibling category, 4203.10.40.30, which specifically covers men's and boys' apparel, this classification is exclusively for garments designed for women, girls, and infants. The distinction is based on gender and age, reflected in the garment's cut, sizing, and styling. When classifying items under this code, customs officials will look for evidence of design intended for these demographic groups, in addition to the material composition and garment type.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, the focus for classification under 4203.10.40.60 lies on the precise identification of the garment as outerwear, its construction from leather or composition leather, and its designation for women, girls, or infants. Examples might include women's leather blazers, girls' leather parkas, or infant leather snowsuits, provided they fall outside any more specific headings for specialized outerwear.